Sentence examples similar to a highly perplexing matter from inspiring English sources

Certain species show a highly perplexing divergence from the usual mimicry principles, however.

It's a highly charged matter.

"Hair is a highly personal matter," Nowakowski says.

The case is a highly sensitive matter for Europe.

The numbers being tossed around in the Blue Room were so enormous that a lazy brain's attention soon turned to the perplexing matter of Mr. Bloomberg's popularity, or lack of it.

Croesus is impressed with Walker's firsthand knowledge of these perplexing matters and the fire in his belly.

Johnson himself, for that matter, was a highly emotional writer.

But for some, prices — even a highly unfavorable exchange rate — simply did not matter.

That is a very British predilection, and it may be one reason for his wincing unease when placed at the hub of events; as with Sacha Baron Cohen and, years ago, Peter Sellers, you get the perplexing sense of a highly gifted, essentially shy man, far from comfortable in his own skin, forcing himself into the spotlight.

Then, in a highly unusual move, the full court decided to hear the matter.

Clearly, even with a highly addictive drug like tobacco, high prices and counter marketing matter.